Guess who got interviewed...

Me! lol The lovely ladies of Kick My Sole chatted it up with me to talk about my involvement with FSF and the sneaker community. Check it....

She’s better than good she’s ~ AtheGrreat~

Follow Friday’s on Twitter has been playing match maker with us since we have created KMS. This featured FSF was grouped in with ours as a suggestion to follow… and we did, easy! Once we saw female sneaker fiend in her bio we couldn’t click follow fast enough! She’s good great people but let her tell it……

To read my interview click here: http://www.kickmysole.tumblr.com/post/7488381681/shes-better-than-good-shes-athegrreat

Shout out to the Kick My Sole team and Don't Sleep on the Ladies!!

Check out Pink Eye's interview with My Perfect Shoe

Our girl Pink Eye Pink Eye did a dope interview with My Perfect Shoe where she discusses how Pink Eye got started and the shoe customizing game. Check it out...

Andra Williams interview on FSF

Some folks think that females are getting out of the game, but quite to the contrary: I keep hearing about new female sneaker fiend websites! The latest that came to my attention is KICKmySOLE, designed and hosted by the talented duo of Andra Williams and Camille Bowers.

We caught up with Andra Williams this week. What qualifies this fiend to run her own site? Well, for starters it's commitment--she's been in the game for a minute and she knows her kicks. And for seconds, she's got the swag and attitude. Here's a sneak peak into the interview:

"One thing mainly is of course because I am 34 years young, many have said I should think about stopping buying kicks by now. In my rebuttal I say, 'You should start thinking about minding your own business now!'"

To read more, click here.

Interview with Streetlegend Rocky Hehakaija

The Streetlegends are a world-beating team of streetsoccer players, based in the Netherlands. This small band of fancy-footworkers only has one girl on it, and she's pretty much the only female in any match they play. Of course she's one of Holland's most famous female sneaker fiends too! Read her interview about kicks and streetsoccer HERE.

New Women in the Industry reppin Miami and NYC

Hey Readers,
Here's a heads up on 2 great new interviews on FSF, both done by our fabulous journalism interns.

Relz Cabrera, one half of the dynamic Randumb Miami duo, got interviewed by Mickey, and tells us more about starting RNDM, why the ladies need to step up and the fellas need to keep up, and her history with kicks... (pictured below on the left with RNDM partner Chef and friend Cubannie)
Interview HERE.


In NYC, Janine caught up with videographer, event planner and streetwear designer Va$htie Kola. Read more about how kicks influence her work, her much-anticipated upcoming clothing line (Violette), and what's coming down the pike from "Downtown's $weetheart".
Interview HERE.


Enjoy! For more interviews of women shaping the sneaker and streetwear industries, including Mama, Toofly, Claw, Mafia, the Simmons sisters and more, check HERE.

FSF interview with Byata from Miss Rap Supreme

Anybody who saw an episode of Miss Rap Supreme knows that Byata does not play. Pulling from her Russian roots, adding the grit of New York City, and spitting lyrics both rock hard and sexy smooth, she's definitely making moves. FSF caught up with her cuz A-money heard she was a sneaker fiend. Turns out she's got a supreme love for her kicks....

What do sneakers say about her? "Females are not supposed to be sneaker fiends. They’re supposed to wear boots, stilettos, stuff like that. It’s a little different. If you a cool chick who has a cool sneaker game, it says something. Like you can run, you can get hurt, you can fall, you’re ready for shit. It says something about you. " Check out the interview to learn more about her life growing up as a Russian rapper on Coney Island, and who she thinks mighta been rocking fakes on Miss Rap Supreme!